Chinatown-International District Sound Transit station re-opened after demonstration

Feb 10, 2024, 6:19 PM | Updated: 11:29 pm

Chinatown-International District demonstration closes Sound Transit station on Saturday. (KIRO 7)

(KIRO 7)

Former MyNorthwest Content Editor

The Sound Transit station in the Chinatown-International District has re-opened after a Saturday afternoon demonstration.

The 1 Line between Pioneer Square Station and Stadium Station is back in service.

Sound Transit was providing shuttle buses to travel between the stations.

1 Line station at Int’l Dist/Chinatown is closed until later today due to a demonstration. https://t.co/LsFj22OMiK

— SoundTransit-Alerts (@Alerts_ST) February 11, 2024

The station was closed for several hours.

Other news: Detectives investigating homicide in Yesler Terrace

We do not know what the demonstration was about.

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Chinatown-International District Sound Transit station re-opened after demonstration

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